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Campaign Speech.
WIW Attack on New Yorh's
j W old aeolian Assails Fees-ts
unease—Lively Political I'll-es.
Wu. Oct. Th-Jl'be Democracy oi
Kluge county turned out in iorce last
“sum to aid in firing the first big Demo
with gun in the present campaign in this
pivotal county oi Kings in Clcrmont rink.
When Grover Cleveland appeared the vast
audisuueinsply went wild. Cheer alter
one-m until fully two minutes had
eaphwl. When Mr. Cleveland arose he
was greeted with “Three cheers for our
next president.”
Hr. Cleveland spoke as follows:
. Ir. Cleveland's speech.
2y m interest in the state campaign
lowpudiaxaries iron
D-oaaeyottheatatetoiurthnem-
mfllm‘toithereiorntowhich the
utieuel is pledged. we mustall
ecuieuweuldheapartyhumiliation.
M are dangers clearly'imrninent and
.Ieh-nualuwatuuooneealed
Shunitedbusocncy oi New York.
party we 0]!me upon no (unda-
Inurtal whciple. sustaining a precarious 01m
nee upon distorted sentiment and depending
Menace-sumo the varying currents ot' selfish
*m and In
udurwtheaightoi a cmnmnuity which is in-
dinad to Wind“ Mandi-limb and
“I’M. to away its re—
" Thulniu nationalby m
m Ian-cement
mmtthldlyseebto thwart the in.
Walnuts,“ they are Democratic.and
het‘ilethevoioooithepeopleii thoyepeskin
Whose. lansureitisnotneeeaary
hordedyoeiuprooioi thiaoi the latest ei-
iortoiournppooentaatWashinztoninthladi
rectilinear to speak ct the DemoaatIc con-
_ whichlpl'eadthroughout the land
whbythadeleutoi thelndge federal elec-
fiolllfllourhoutedlmertcnnfreedomoisui»
hansavedandouustituttcual rights pre-
emies-Elm: “.mm
rity splendidly led and
wished.
era-III:
as. Itate Ian-oration.
Mr. (level-ad believed New York Ra;
[tabliane hall the same disposition as the
national Republican party. Republicans
had enatmlled the state legislature but
had died the constitutional provision
that an ouuuiention oi the inhabitants of
the date should have been made in ills
and the senatorial and assembly districts
newly adjusted. because it would increase
thumb" oi Democratic representatives:
Hr. Cleveland continued:
hike mt condition It is calculatod that
' aD-ccraucaiaiorityintheoate must reach
limit“ in ovdertoyiveus amajorlty in
tissue-ebb. IIIMweurried the state on
Domenico-l vote by more than mow ma
heity and yet elected but sixty-eight members
dens-Hy to any elected bytho partyeu
my in tb minority. Whatever may be
both. mutations at that party
fist would serve to perpetuate the present
condition. ,
. . consequently Mr. Cleveland believed
the“ Mt should he won by the Do
may. and wrongs righted ii
pubic. Democrats should be in control,
Mic use that the congressional appor-
tionment under the new census was prop
arty-ads. He added:
he fluctuate-a! Apportlou-ent.
hulihe mm ”and m thculh
“Willem w. elected by tuod~
C‘s ”with-.0!!! W elected nine-
fieticaoalythrea ahovethe nus
kale-nod by our ta under the him
when t state ticket had not
”Manhunt: olthst majority.
Tailed at by a crank.
‘Attheeouclueion of the ex-peeeident'a
”mommyhairsdmanhadarisen
hbasatandwheuhemtsehsncshs
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Peanut," raid Mr. Bbeeban amid thunder!
oi applause. .\ . Sheohan went on to at
re. .
Mr. Shoelmu'e speech was largely ado
fence oi the in". Iegialnture as well asoi
the action oi the Democratic minority In
In the lcgialuture oi mo. Reierriug to
Mr. Yemen's charge that be, Sheehsn, hail
never doin- a day’n work in his life. tbs
speaker um that he was trying to earn s
living by peddling; newspapers in the
streets of Buffalo when Famiett was being
educated at a college in a foreign country
because no college in this country we:
l"good enough for him.
EI-hpo-Iter Its-rd TUTTI. It Bullish.
‘ “0810):, Oct. 15.~-—A large and enthuslau
tic meeting at Republicans was held at
Music hull last night. Charles N. Allen,
Republic-m candidate for governor, mad:
his first speech since his recent llluesa lie
was heartily received. Henry Cubot Lodgt
mode it milling speech in his usual ogre-era
Ive style. Thomas B. Reed was then pre
sented and mm greeted enthusiastically
lie said It was it mutter oi congratulation
that the Mumhusetts and New York
Democracy had detached themselves from
their southern lenders and had come out
agninet free coinage oi silver.
Mr. Reed, niler giving it history of silver
legislation, Mild: '
"in all the preliminary struggle in tin
house the lhemocmts Voted against us,
and it was not until they heard iron: their
- constituents, and not until we won tht
victory without them, that we got their
votes. Within that limit wherein the
coined silver dollar was sure to he oi equal
value with the dollar of the world, with
our own dollar as it now is, the Republic
an party has always been willing to coin
all the silver dollars it can."
White l’resldea at Ithaca.
l'ruaca. X. Y., Out. 15.~b'enator l‘sssett
and Mr. Vroomun addressed two Repub
llcan mass meetings In this city last night.
The main meeting was held in the opera
house and woe presided over by ex-Presl-
dent Andrew D. White, of Cornell univer
city. Mr. \V'hite's address was a strong
appeal {or Mr. Faissett and is bitter denun
clution of Tammany lloil.
.\ir. Fasten admitted the: he was this
taken in regard to his voting for the cou-
flrmatiou of Rickard, the railroad comxui»
siouer. lie was eli'k with pleurisy at the
time. it was no wonder thnt alter «punk
ing twice at day for three weeks he had
made a sumll slip. But he would have
voted for Mr. Rickard if he had been prev
cut at the lime.
lloeeruur "III at Boelsosior.
ltocimsrm, N. Y.. Oct. lac—Governor
Hill smke to about 731!” people at \Vosh-
ington rink last night. He said the
speeches of the Republican candidate for
governor were simply different forms oi
abuse of 'l'nnunuu y llali. Hethcu referred
to the investigations of the Fassdt com
niittec 0! tin- uiunicipnl government (it
New York. ul will tho! silhotnulinlly It
vvosnvinm "on of the ih-mocmuc ail
miltlsll'ulium o! the city's affairs.
lie charged thnt the investigator-i was
Institutcd for political purposes and no»
carried on ut the expense of the state: that
the Republicans had an opportunity tr.
prove all the ruscnlity that they now
charge, but that they made a dire failure
oi the attempt.
The Saw Pennsylvania Faction.
Pllll.AlerLI’fllA, Oct. l5.—Tbe new inde
pendent political movement hos organized
by udopting a brief constitution. electing
oilicere and an executive committee. The
new mvement organised under the name
of "The Reform Political league of Penn-
sylvania," and defined as its object “tc
break up boas rule and dishonorable meth
ods In l’ennaylvnnia and to restore to the
people the control of their public afialra"
Herbert Welsh Ia president. Henry C. Lee
and Justus L‘. Struwbrldgc vice presi
dents, L'hurleo 1-; Richardson secretary.
Judge Crisp ls \l’ell Satisfied.
WAsiuxorox. (let. I5.—-ltepreseutative
Charles F. Crisp, of Georgia, Is in thlscity,
and naturally his presence caused a re-
vival of the speakerahip catnip. Judge
Crisp says: "The real contest for the
spenltcrship will not begin until alter the
November election. The campaign will
likely be abort and sharp. i an: very well
satisfied with my prospects. l have a
flattering number of personal pledges."
‘I'ho Indianapolis Blaetlan.
lsotasarous, Oct. Iafiullivau's me
jority over Herod, Republican, ham Ab
rahatus. Democrat, for city clerk, has a
:aiority oi use, and Buskirh. Demoorat,
elected police judge over Wright, lie'
publican. by a majority oi Lilli. Thu
Democrats elect all six of the councilman
at large and nine oi the tiiteeu word coun-
cilman. ,_...... ....
A World's l'air Italy Doom.
xaw You, Oct; Il—Tbe Press alleges
that the statement that the city at New
York lost the World's fair fight through
the oppoeittou oi Plait, Paaactt and other
Republican leaders Ia untrue and says
eighty-seven [Democratic congressmen
voted against New York.
TIM GETS ONLV 310,000,000.
we use settles with seams ior nae
A-OIIL
hooves. Oct. ia—‘l‘imothy Hopkins has
consented to the contest of the
fiearlee will for the consideration of 81%
name. and Mr. Edwards. Bearies, it Is
alleged, has-arsed to give up thatsrnount
oi the estate rather than undergo the ter-
turel of the inquisition again. All this
we brought about by the lawyers.
Timothy Hopkins wanted sitcom.
on the assumption thst the estate in-
ventoried at about “Jill,“ The fact
that the negotiations for a compromise
havebeeuaoiugcu Inescmsndhavs
been eoncludedwiil undoubtedlyhsduied
counsel, W t reported
iii-m ire-ran authoritative
source.
w...— -
Illa-ee- ltiaiae hot Hart.
Pear Warn. ind, Oct. ill-«The llsitt
more and Ohio railroad
lie. it jumped the trash st
killing two possum
five others and
Isa-ears“ Delta's haunt-r lent-e.
oi "orgh" ”out... .3."
"IINIIIIN’HTTETITTONO STOCK "
The .fiixPnsident's Second "
Be Sold Out Before the Deal
_Was Made.
WP SPOONBR ALSO UNLOADBD.
It To Timid itoth Maul llelnl The-tr lllgh
"flirt-s and lioey Drew 800.000 to
Gallery Alter I’veIr Vioaneinl interest
In the .ldmna Bay-ms- Consent.
th YORK, Oct. lli.-—\\'atll atmot bu
Tl‘t’ll astounded by new rcwlutions in the
Adams Expruso economy's imbroglio, and
the hundreds of bilsiliusditllli sociul friends
oi John lloey. the deposed president,
were plum-d to learn that he sold out
cverydulhr's worth of ill-i stock in din:
corpomtiou just lieforr the Boston Dis-
patch and Kinsley Expross oegotlations.’
Clnpp Spooncr, the then vice president,
won in the some transaction. and he, too,
disposed of oil of his holding» in the com
[uzuy’x whore.» prior, to thc"turu" which
eurirhml him to the axiom of ammo
The common-\- at investigation was thun-
Iloroiruck when those dimoverifl were
made.
“Just think of it,” said «mo of the man-
more of tho company, ”the In. ' ‘ ‘ and
vice president of tin- grunt Adonis Express
company soil ull their stack uml then buy
certain propeny for the company. paying
for it out of the treasury $700,000 more
than it is worth." The spark” was ex-
cited, and before be cooled 0!} he inad
vertcutly dropped the roruurk that another
gentleman, hizli in tho councih oi the
company. one also iruplimtml in whxit hc
called it very qumtiomliie trnnsaction.
(“tin-tout I‘I‘siura'liltutll I’rubnblr.
It is will ililtt a good umuy suspicious
eotcrprincui ‘nml items have been discovered
which the orpmldent nmiex-viceprcsi‘
dent will be called upon to (-xpluin.
“You "my soy," cxcluimt-d President
Sanford in be dramatically (in-w up his
tail lurni. "ximt tho iillilfl’rfii of this com-
pany wrli spore no t‘TTOl'I to recover the
huge sum» of money which have been on
latvlully tutu-n from the ironsury. Suits
will undoubtedly be brought umlcrimlnul
pmsoumiom may evI-n fallow. Mr. line-y
line.» not own a dollar’s worth of stink,"
said the pn-snlcut. “I regret to soy-thin
this astute-moot niso applies to Mr. Spoon-
er." Without ndollur in the company.
the old preniderit and vice president, soon
after tilt-y Went into ofllce lli l8lili, actually
sold out all of their shores of stock and the
some men mode the trade by which the
Adams Exprw-s had acquired the Boston
Dispatch company and Kinsley Express
cmnpnnics in New England Tor the sum oi
within).
:‘I'ue new ollicvrw tin-i that Huey uud
Spanner, who .mewh-Ligml in tho Ml-
;r.i-i.‘.l-ruurt 5“ or. ”hit" ll’LTT‘liiitTTl inst
April that m) e. “loll...- mum! Shinto
[iroiih on this dual. illil not own a dollar}
worth of stark or tlw lllih' of the trounc-
tion nor for the pzm three years. Yet they
hold oil'u-o during the») your“ until forced
out. nml tho prl'olllulll luvs nctunlly drown
nearly Elwin in «diary since ‘ n to be
a aluirehoider.
llrnry ('. Trail Armin-rd. ’I’no.
lleury 1‘. Tail is sold to he the fourth
mrm Involved in tin- iicul. “number three"
help: incognito m prmscnl. 'l‘hc commit-
tee experts to umurth other quccr things
tuiuy. umi they are prepared for any sort
of u surprim
A Must .Imlnelous firhelur.
"is it any wonder that we wanted to get
rid of film-v two men?" sold a tonnage!
ymtenloy with indignation. "It is the
most mnarkuble situation ever coming to
my knuwimlgr-J‘ he continued. “llow two
men, with not a penny’s worth of Interest
in A company with a capital of ”LIMA“!
could pocket their sharce oi a flint“)
‘denl’ and continue in ollice three were
without discovery, plumes my understand-
ing. it was one of the ('lt'i'cmnl and moot
auclnclom schemes of floundering in the
history of Will! street. And now it in sand
that the law cannot reachtheex-presidcot.
The worst part of it Is that we have dis-
covered that We cannot collect a dollur
from the two cx-ulllmm, there are so many
judgments already ahead of “9‘."
They may "my “‘III Explain.
Friends of lloey any he will mokv u
aiotcmcut soon and completely oxuucmh-
Mum-if from tho chum.- ofuinliem Illw in
office. Ilooy has n haul of Trlt‘llilh u ho uro
loyol to him. Stockholder“ orr ‘.~omim:
a trifle nervous over the rovelutio?‘ in the
afliiirn of the old rock ribbed Admin.» Ex-
prca» company. Shares have mid oil from
it? to lit) alone the exposure.
Kroner-r Will Not 'I'alit.
lluluoltl'olt‘r. Conn” Oct. I5.~~Tha ntory
oi the double deoliuk practiced by ex-V'ice
President Ciapp Spanner it” caused much
astooinhmcnt here where Spanner has
liml for the put thirty years.
He rrnidea in a palatial house on Golden
Hill, the fauhlouabie residential street;haa
been A pillar of Christ (Kpiwopal) church.
and ban always been regarded as a model
of uprightueaa In barium dcallup. When
seen by a reporter be displayed much agi-
tation. but reinsed to talk. Mr. Spooner's
health has been poor during the past year,
and he has ulso been greatly affected by
grid at the recent death of his wile. Ilen-
ry Sanford. whose investigations multed
in the discomilture oi llooy and lipooner.
lives within a stone'n throw of the latter'l
houee. For years the two men have not
spoken to each other. and it has been corn-
men out here that lloey and Spencer
were chiefly responsible for keeping Bau-
lord out. at the president/s chair of the
Adams Express company years aso.’
My. liner Not at Hollywood.
hose itmscu. N. J.. Oct. ion-No In-
formation could beobtuiunl at Hollywood
concerning John lloey’s whereabouts. All
the membencf the family, with the em
eeptiou or Mr. and tire. John 3. Km
had gone to New York, and lit. lioey
he did not know where his father could be
round. lieuidbehaduotbssrdfreni
him since the late difficulties, but wasper-
feetiy satisfied that hie lather would our
out on top.
he listen Veteran Legion M
ltaaomo. Pa, Oct. lit-«M the national
socsmpumft oi the Union Veteran Isliou
the parade this forecourt wav rtieipated
in by about 1,500 members the order.
At the national convention Comm
9. J. it. Miller. of Philadelphia, presided.
Threw beenayain in mbuehiptua
V.
.. j It was scarcely necessary to place our Fall suits in nomination,
. because they were nireedy running like Wildfire. ,9 Their availability:
is so imquostiouod that: all parties you unite upon them and they , . f
are so popular that their nomination is equivalent to election.\ In ,. ’ »
one respect they are at the top of the clothing poll and in another %0 U
. at the bottom. They are at the top in all that goes to make? a ’
g; faultless suit and at the bottom in ’the matter 'of price, and, like the , ""
candidates, they’ll redeem every pledge that is made in their
behalf. Equally strong candidates are our Fall Overcoats.
or costar: COUGI'T
“It? 80 001), I new
so WILL LI KB "’2'
“v5.23.“ fid‘fim
fibumm u.“..".i‘.."§'2.'t‘u‘i"£ii.“.2
salient sleet alter this; the Int this I,
“in nary-here. loves b ‘h. Heral- until-I'll.
ml Neodefl (Tracker:
“ BOSS ”
Lunch Hi_i_i_k_ Biscuii
BOSS
lint-x your grocer kw,» lily
3 Boss Cracker? 3
Spring Styles
HATS
l.\' ALI. GRADES .\.\'ii i'tlidllls UT"
sliflandSuil Hals,SiIKHals
lluy‘s Hats and flaps. (‘ro-sh liata for him and
Boys. )s'uiria Soft flats for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
Particular Itiehtilinl’tid in Firing,
Cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
Having remove-d his mm: umrkrt
No. 6 North Main Street.
\Villsuppiytlw (ample of this iininiiy with
the limo-t ilm‘ of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc..
To be found in the stair.
F. HAYES,
NO. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET
viii if Si “'1'" XilanA LR.
Sec lint ouch
biscuit l5 stumped
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(253:. (mom- s
6'
r. it. Petr-t
Iti‘ltl to is”.
Timon. Mil Main Street,
dnsnoxron'r. coul-
entry's
Banal-er la
NE Willi) MORE"!
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To all who have not token the advice olpor-
lonro has to t and i
unified the system
regain-it climat Alanna. by taking
LOXATONT C
and are now enduring from the connequenceo.
we any. ‘
STOP THAT DOUGH.
iuuucdlntoly. with one bottle) of
Yankee lung Soother
after trying all other known remedies and
failed. you run at once turn to this with u (cr-
inuity of enemas. It
DOES CURE A caucus
Don‘t sullcruny lon r with lwxulorthmm-e
who or on ' other iml of ochre attending
malarial po «plumbm clrivi- limit of tho sys-
tom lat ourc with one bottle of
STI LLSON’S
SPECIFIC
FOR
MALARIA,
o rure guarantee-d or mono-y refunded.
NEW STORE.
1 how- l’l'fllriVHl my business to
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
and have: mm it full lion HT
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
.\ l..~n
TIN WARE
of oil kinda
Plumbing in all its Branches.
Hill STOCK PIIIIIIEIIS SIIPPlIES
T. S. OONAIRSON
South Norwalk. ’li
Mrs. Mead’s 'Schonl
l'i til
Girls and Young Ladies
TIE-OPENS OOTORER I.
PRIMARY. INTFIRDITIIlit'i‘I-I. At‘AlilIZIITi'
ASH FULLT'IIBI'I i'lilll'.tll.\'l‘i|ll\'
Ill-ll'AltTlll‘LN'l‘S.
Pupils mlluitiul tn “'riliwir' moi \‘m‘am on
lln-m-rilliratr of the l’rim-Ipui
Lira Elli-ml announce-s that on worm) uml
nor-loosen! do)» asrurrlmce will la- in “.tllllifl
on tlw l’orh mrm—r of Franklin M wt} :1. an.
owl M the School ui 2‘.le v. "2,, to «worry
pupils up and down the hi1 without extra
rimrm‘.
Economy and tomion!
l'riTI
Gasoline Stoves
Ind avoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Sateen.
We have the very but make
THE MANHATTAN
II Ill SIZES.
Wiliimke.moh and do all the work of s
etow wit if tiwtroubla- and custom. Vim
In on in I town.
Call and See Them
GASOLINE I5 OENTO I “it“
IV." Meekertco
“(35K) TIA“; ”Milli.
Till lNO WINTER lililNEill.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
i or of fine lilili . For-int R :t
noon Waterttmaevr , o.
IT Iii! STREET. NOIMlN.
a eat-iam- patterns frea- oer ewe
'iMEWw .mm'mom
and
hose.
audits-anus.
rrm
Ian.
ggpfiiimméi
5 You’ll be quite opt to open your eyes a little Wider than you no
" ualiy do when you come to look at our Fall suits. Neither a micro;
‘ scope nor a magnifying glass Would enable you to discover any firm:
inrthem. You don’t need to be a. clothing expert to see at a glance
that they are as far ahead of the productions, of other years as a
palace car is ahead of a stage coach. You couldn’t improve their
appearance, but they can and will improve yours. It is impossible
" that you should be otherwise than
Furnishing Goods.
NEW ARRIVALS
AT
M. S. SMITH’S
Ilry floods Emporium.
~ We have just placed in stock
an immense line of Gents’, Lad-
ies’ and Childrens’ Wool Hosiery
and Underwear, embracing all
styles at very low figures.
A big line of Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings and Fancy
Dress Linings.
We are also opening an im-
mense stock of Domestics and
Woolens, which we will sell at
cost, or as near it as possible,
for the next week.
‘ Watch our banner in north
window for special prices for
Saturdayafternoon and evening.
Cloaks and For Trimmings
a. specialty.
Remember our place is
TNSURANCE BUILDING,
Opposite Depot.
8th Norwalk, Bonn.
pleased with our large line at
L II. nEcKEII.
”Washington Street 80. Korwalk.
Dealeriu
Wall Papers,
Mixed Points,
White Lead,
Oils. Glass,
Coach Colors and Vurnishcs,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
dcr, 82.00.
McUioskcy's Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $2.00 :1 Gallon.
Painting.
i‘a wr-liunging,
Co (:imiuiug.
79 Washinglon Street.
Dorion Point,
(GREGOR‘I'S POINT
fiiil'Til NillthALK. — CONN.
NOW OPEN. '
BONNIE, Biillliiil AND FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
E" .h-ntge will connect :il Sumh Nor-walk
with ll’alln on the Now York unvl New Haven
railroad.
J. E. {SEWER
SIT .'
Any artich- that has outlived
‘3'.’ years of (‘Olllpi min" and im-
itation. and soils mow-21ml mon-
mrh year. must have merit.
Dobbins" Elven-iv Soup. first
lllllilr' in hour. is just that article.
Thus.- who 115.: it each week (and
thvir mun» legion) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into uothinguoss, before the
story it will tell. itself, of its
own pcrfcct purity and quality,
if you will give it 0111- trial.
Ask your groom- for it. He has
it. or will get it. Try it next
.lund:1}‘.
is
Tin-re :in- man} imitation
N. B. lilwtrivqun in \vhivhcioc-
trirlty pliiy.~ unpurt. Imiibius'
i~' lilr‘ original one. all Magnetics. Elec-
trim. and l'er-vtrn-Mugirs are fmudulent
imitations. Ask for llulihirn" Electric,
m- that our nnmcisiin m’l-ry wrapper,
:uulit’ any other is arm you by your
gnx't'r. who" you order ours. send it
buck to him.
i. l. (‘osrns .8: ('o.
l’hilmloiphio. Pa.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, Balciminei, Painter
Ami dealer in
Will our on BIIIIIIEIIS,
El Ximh Main ~trrer. 5o. Somalis.
Smuplo books of full line lute-wt. styles
i’nprr». linrilcrs Multillt )iouhlin a mite-u
TAMIL-era for mum-lion, nu noiire by total.
inn-19 Ewlllllillr’o x-heerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN'
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Spcciflcalhms Furnished.
lnm proporml to rloall kinds of work by the
lie-alu! w'urkmaniy the do) or contract,“
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